Great idea Kenafein!
That is what I currently do is drop the red and orange, but didn't know about the selection tool - unless you mean the brush?
I'd love my portraits to have that pastel look.
There's quite a bit more done then vibrancy and or saturation.Vibrance or saturation. Probably a combination of the two... The D800 with it's high pixel count is probably more of a hindrance than an asset when looking for a muted result at screen resolution, Reducing size usually gives higher contrast and more saturated colours.
Great pictures here already! I'm glad that members are posting them regularly
This is my pick for this week:
D610, ISO100, f/7.1 (so no spots), 1/200sec, focal 160mm
Cheers,
Serge
I am anxious to see the rest of the set.
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Fantastic! That was a great read and a visual treat. I've really only been to New England once, but you definitely make me want to visit again. I'm so intrigued by these battleships--and a sub! I'd love to see it. Though I'm super claustrophobic…so I don't know if I could do it. Nice work, though; with such close quarters, I think a fisheye is the only way to go, eh?
Fantastic! That was a great read and a visual treat. I've really only been to New England once, but you definitely make me want to visit again. I'm so intrigued by these battleships--and a sub! I'd love to see it. Though I'm super claustrophobic…so I don't know if I could do it. Nice work, though; with such close quarters, I think a fisheye is the only way to go, eh?
Thanks, Nicole. I'm a bit claustrophobic, too, but there was just enough space to not feel so cramped. Although, the submarine was extremely tight quarters. Once you get in there and there's people ahead of you, it makes you feel even more trapped. I would be able to go out to sea on the battleship, but never in the sub.
I certainly needed the 10mm angle of view in many of the rooms and exhibits! A wide angle of some type would be a must inside.
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Fantastic reportage! I love it
I didn't do much photographically this week…just squeezed this one in last night. This is for my latest Project 52 Pros assignment--the task was to show something being made by hand, with the focus on the hands. I was able to photograph a weaver working on an old Scandinavian loom. Kind of cool.
Weaver at the loom by nbanjogal, on Flickr
D600
Nikkor 24-70mm @66mm
f/7.1
1/80
ISO 200
Speedlight in softbox on camera left, white card on right
Didn't get a chance to take many shots last week, even with having my camera with me most days. However, this is my best pic, not technically the best shot on earth ....but It made my weekend to see my little girl and watching her learning to walk.